A picture of one of my Model A's as found.

[George Miller]

This is a picture of one of my A's as found. Second picture is what it looked like before we cut the brush down. 1930 Tudor

[BRENT in 10-uh-C]

Very cool George!!

BTW, were you able to put 4 good tires on it, add gas & a battery and drive it home??

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[Rock Hornbuckle]

Rebirth is a beautiful thing!

[luckyal]

You deserve much credit for saving this relic from the junk yard ! more power to you and others like you ! There is a place in Model A Haven for you guys !!
Al

[Purdy Swoft]

Probably had to file and reset the points first before driveing it off.

[Tom Wesenberg]

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Nice picture. I have drug home a 29 Tudor body in similar condition, but found a running 29 Tudor before I did any work on it. It sure is too bad how many cars were put out to pasture before their time. And that's in the days before road salt polution that ate the bodies right off the frame.

[George Miller]

Originally Posted by Tom Wesenberg

Nice picture. I have drug home a 29 Tudor body in similar condition, but found a running 29 Tudor before I did any work on it. It sure is too bad how many cars were put out to pasture before their time. And that's in the days before road salt polution that ate the bodies right off the frame.

That's for sure I remember When I lived in Mich. In about 6 years they were gone. Now they are using that crap here in NC, of course we do not get that much snow, but they make a big deal out of a little snow. They spread that brine way before it is needed. I try to stay off the roads then.

[dr.j]

What a great picture! If only these cars could talk, imagine the stories of deaths, births, the good and the bad.

[P.S.]

That'll buff right out...

[Mitch//pa]

really neat photos thanks for posting

[Purdy Swoft]

Originally Posted by Tom Wesenberg

Nice picture. I have drug home a 29 Tudor body in similar condition, but found a running 29 Tudor before I did any work on it. It sure is too bad how many cars were put out to pasture before their time. And that's in the days before road salt polution that ate the bodies right off the frame.

Thats probably why so many have survived.

[Special Coupe Frank]

George - any idea how long it sat in that spot ?


Good luck with bringing it back !

[George Miller]

Originally Posted by Special Coupe Frank

George - any idea how long it sat in that spot ?


Good luck with bringing it back !

I got in the 80ts. The Man that had it said he got it in Virginia about 20 years before we got it. He was going to restore it, but was a busy man.
He farmed and had a restaurant.

He had some that tried to buy it before we got there.
We had to promise that we would bring the car back for him to see after it was done. I did look him up after the car was done, but it was to late. But sadly he had died a short time before.

I sold the car about ten years ago to a guy near Detroit.

[Joe K]

Originally Posted by P.S.

That'll buff right out...

NO. They're only original ONCE.

Put some rubber on it and drive for ice cream with the family.

Well, maybe clean off the windshield first.

Joe K

[George Miller]

Here is a 1930 tudor that I restored in 1970. It was my second Model A. The first was a special coupe in 1960.
This picture was on my farm in Mich.

[29ModelA]

Originally Posted by George Miller

This is a picture of one of my A's as found. Second picture is what it looked like before we cut the brush down. 1930 Tudor

Any pictures from after you fixed it up?

[George Miller]

Originally Posted by 29ModelA

Any pictures from after you fixed it up?

Yes but they are in a box some place. I will try to find them when I come in from the garage today. I got to get out there and work on my 1930 pickup.

[30Ford]

wish I took more pictures of mine ,,just too busy having fun I think

[Flathead]

Is that the rare "offset bumper" model? Never seen one of those before.

[George Miller]

Originally Posted by 29ModelA

Any pictures from after you fixed it up?

I found the pictures, but can not get it to up load. I scanned the picture, maybe thats why.